About Us

I am Nirdosh Yaqin (Yuya SATO), and I run OSHO Nirvana Meditation Center.
The name "Nirvana Meditation Center" was given to me in 2012 by Swami Anand Arun.

Here is the message Swami Anand Arun sent me on September 2, 2012, in his own words:

" I have selected for you a beautiful name for your center, Osho Nirvana Meditation center. Nirvana means enlightenment, the ultimate flowering of the consciousness.
If possible make a signboard, letter head and a website with this name and start spreading Osho in Japan.

You can send people to Tapoban for deeper and advanced meditation like No-Mind, Mystic Rose, Seven to twenty one days package of intense transformation.
We have started printing Osho books and making it available at cost price throughout the world.

Our price of Osho books is 1/4th of the price available in Pune publications. and about ten % of the price available in the west.
You can also keep some books for your center for people who can read English.
I thank you very much for putting me in your website. You can translate more and inspire people to visit Tapoban. "

" We are growing fast here. The recent addition is a Mariam Kitchen for foreigners and a Osho Arogya Mandir (SPA) to detoxify the body. Please visit us at your convenience and be Osho's ambassador in Japan. there is a great spiritual possibility of Japan.
You can put your energy and make this dream materialize."
" Thank you once again,"

With love,
Arun

Swami Anand Arun's profile is here. I received the name OSHO Nirvana Meditation Center more than five years ago. In the meantime I worked at various things out in the world and kept putting it off, but now I feel that, in existence's timing, the moment is ripe.

When I asked myself what my soul most wanted to do, what would make it shine so that I could die the next moment with no regrets, I felt I wanted to do what I had long held in the deepest part of my heart: to create a space where people who sincerely wish to meditate can regularly and steadily practice the basic meditations Osho left for modern people, at ease, in a non-hierarchical setting with no leaders and no followers.
A space where people gather with this feeling and share meditation gradually gathers energy and vibration, and becomes a buddhafield.
In our own small way, we would like to create such a space together.

Osho often spoke about such spaces, the buddhafield and the commune: a place where the enlightenment of one person can spark the same process in thousands of others, and so lift the consciousness of humanity as a whole.

We will connect our centers in Shonan Fujisawa, Hijiriyama in Shinshu (Nagano), and Tokyo, and connect Nepal and Japan, to create a buddhafield, a commune.

Nirdosh Yaqin (Yuya SATO)